Please be careful when handling gasoline!

About the Dangers of Gasoline

1. Gasoline vaporizes even at temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees and can ignite from a small flame, resulting in explosive combustion. Containers for gasoline must be made of materials with a certain strength and are subject to capacity restrictions according to fire safety regulations.
2. It is extremely dangerous to put gasoline in polyethylene cans intended for kerosene, as it may ignite due to static electricity, so please do not do it under any circumstances.
3. The vaporized gasoline is heavier than air, making it prone to accumulation and easily forming a flammable atmosphere over a wide area, which poses a risk of ignition from sources of fire such as static electricity or an open flame from a lighter occurring at a distance.

About Gasoline Cans

1. Do not place gasoline containers in direct sunlight or in high-temperature areas.
2. When handling gasoline containers, please ensure safety in the surrounding area and make sure the engine is turned off.
3. Please release the air before opening the lid of the gasoline can.
4. Users are not allowed to fill gasoline into gasoline containers themselves at the self-service stand.
5. When using gasoline containers, please read the instruction manual carefully and handle them properly.

Related Links

• Precautions for the Storage and Handling of Gasoline at Event Venues in Light of the Fireworks Festival Fire in Fukuchiyama City(External Link)
• Proper Use of Gasoline Cans (KHK Hazardous Materials Safety Technology Association)(External Link)